Of Frank Sinton
Sent: Saturday, July 14, 2007 3:37 PM
To: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [videoblogging] +Re: The Cult of the Amateur
The revolution, to me, is that the walled gardens of old media no
longer exist - they no longer decide what is good and what
is garbage (BTW - how many
but what IS surprising is when some of us, who are
expecting a revolution from the social media sphere, rally to the
defense of this mediocrity.
who is doing this?
jay
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Heath,
Didn't you get the memo?
Profit is more important than people.
The internet is a tool that delivers profit, and we can't have people
expropriating that profit to do something as stupid as 'connect' with
another person. Every megabyte that goes towards connecting people is
one that
What's crappy or mediocre to one person is pure gold to another.
There's room for it all on the internet. And that is the whole fucking
point! You don't have to be good to be on the Internet and nobody
can make you watch the stuff you don't want to watch.
Some of my favorite videos are the ones
